Indian Military Picture Thread

[Jason bourne]

Upgraded Bofors AA

why they are in the air ?

 

[StormShadow]

My latest vid:

Thank you

 

[kurup]

 

[Abingdonboy]

Thank you

You're welcome buddy- stay tuned for more, I'm working on a new one as we speak.

 

[Abingdonboy]

Punjab SWAT team training:

Jesus Christ, they've got a bloody Negev (1.02)!!!!

 

[Koovie]

Chetah helicopter armed with machine guns (or cannons??).... reminds me of the US Little Birds used for special ops.

However, it cannot carry any soldiers.

 

[Abingdonboy]

My latest vid:

 

[EzioAltaïr]

Punjab SWAT team training:

Jesus Christ, they've got a bloody Negev (1.02)!!!!

Awesome vid! Also to be noted, these guys have digital camo too.

Why do all our paramils and police forces have camo, but the army and 2 out of 3 SFs don't. *scratches head*

Chetah helicopter armed with machine guns (or cannons??).... reminds me of the US Little Birds used for special ops.

However, it cannot carry any soldiers.

The pic is of a HAL Lancer, a heavily modified Cheetah, built for combat instead of transport. It has two .50 cal machine guns and six 70mm rockets.

 

[Abingdonboy]

Awesome vid! Also to be noted, these guys have digital camo too.

Why do all our paramils and police forces have camo, but the army and 2 out of 3 SFs don't. *scratches head*

When the IA and IAF SFs want digi-cam they'll get it. Digi-cam is nothing special, it is not going to make a huge difference to the operational effectinvess of the concerned SOFs.

 

[EzioAltaïr]

When the IA and IAF SFs want digi-cam they'll get it. Digi-cam is nothing special, it is not going to make a huge difference to the operational effectinvess of the concerned SOFs.

I know camo is not a huge difference, but every bit matter doesn't it.

And yeah I have another question; from what I've read of camo, apparently the big patterns like the ones on IA uniforms are hard to recognize as humans in camo from a distance, though they are a dead giveaway from close. With the small patterns like CADPAT or MARPAT, it's hard to spot from up close, but easy from afar. Is there any in-between camo, that cannot be detected very easily either way?

 

[Abingdonboy]

I know camo is not a huge difference, but every bit matter doesn't it.

And yeah I have another question; from what I've read of camo, apparently the big patterns like the ones on IA uniforms are hard to recognize as humans in camo from a distance, though they are a dead giveaway from close. With the small patterns like CADPAT or MARPAT, it's hard to spot from up close, but easy from afar. Is there any in-between camo, that cannot be detected very easily either way?

Take a look at the US' multi-cam:

It is said to be a blend between the "traditional" large print and the digi-cams and has proven to be very effective. If I had a say on what cam the Indian SFs (and regulars) would get it would be the multi-cam for sure.

 

[arp2041]

INS Sindhurakshak in NORWAY on it's way back to India:

 

[rockstarIN]

P-8I Neptune Indian Systems..

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Katrina Trying Her Hands At INSAS LMG During Her Visit To LoC Units In Rajouri.

Courtsy - IAF facebook page

 

[Koovie]

Picture says it all... (Its the Sikh Regiment patch)

 

[Abingdonboy]